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What did the All Whites' 4-1 victory over Chile signify for New Zealand football?
G-Lane, welcome back. Great to be back. Yeah, sorry, yesterday I just had to deal with a bit of sickness. Your sickness? No, no, it was my, unfortunately, my youngest child.
Right, okay, you've been fairly harsh with allegations around people taking Mondays off in the past. We don't, yeah, we can, we're sure we can blame yourself.
Oh yeah, okay, the Millennial Monday, I wish it was.
How did Canterbury win the Plunket Shield against Otago?
I wish it was.
It would have been more fun. It would have been way more fun if I'd taken a Millennial Monday. But no, serotonin levels are fine. That's good. They were fine yesterday as well.
That's good.
Yeah.
What are the implications of the Black Caps' squad announcement for the tour to Bangladesh?
Fairly depleted team around here at the moment.
Anyway, the All Whites beat Chile last night 4-1. Yeah, first time I've ever beaten a South American team. Suck on that. I mean, slightly.
What is the latest injury news affecting Crusaders and All Blacks fans?
The red card kind of 20 minutes in did not help. Massive hothead, Lalo.
How is William Warbrick's relationship with the Wahs being received?
Acting like he didn't do anything. He first of all spiked. I think it was both times. It was our old mate, Dennis Costanudo.
What feedback did listeners provide in the 'Yours Please' segment?
What's his name? Who? The striker.
Oh, the bro that, yeah.
Barbarousas.
Oh, was it him that he did? Both times.
But Eden Park, yeah, 4-1. Good crowd, 15,000 on a Monday evening. Yeah. Good section of Chilean fans as well. Gave it everything during the anthem. I feel so bad I watched it. I actually watched it with the sick one at home. And we were watching the anthems.
How did the hosts address the recent Plunket Shield faux pas?
As opposed to the chosen one.
No, the sick one. And they were giving it some during that anthem. And it's great. The Chilean anthem, about three quarters of the way through, the instrumentals stop and they sing the rest of it a cappella. Yeah. And they were absolutely giving it some. And we were like, man, this is cool. And then now the actual anthem of New Zealand.
It was like, oh, my God. This is the time of the show where I ask you if you've ever been to Chile and then you say you used to work there for two years. You organised something for a certain someone.
No, I haven't. I haven't been to – I've only ever been to Argentina and Uruguay in South America. Oh, yeah, okay. But I've got a friend who lives in Chile. Oh, yeah?
What are the future plans for the podcast and upcoming events?
Yeah, he married a Chilean woman. He's got four daughters.
Wow. Three daughters.
There you go. Over there.
What does this mean? New Zealand football's expectations heading into the World Cup.
No, it gives us a bit of confidence.
It gives us some confidence.
Because we're always criticised for never being able to score goals. This is the problem.
And we've scored four of them. Suck on that. We've got a guy up top with... A questionable lid is all I'm saying.
He will be up front along with Barbarousas. Yeah, he will be. They need a bit of experience up there.
Did Poulsen play last night?
Yeah, he did. He played well. Yeah, I mean, he wasn't threatened a lot, but a couple of good saves.
Oh, that's good.
Surely he's in the team.
I would have thought so. You never know with these World Cup squads and these friendlies and how they like to alter teams. I've never quite understood how it all works.
I have no idea whether that's Chile's number one team.
Yeah, you don't know.
And we never will. Maybe people listening will. But... it's good for one it is a good way to um to farewell new zealand before they head off to the world cup and they're a good chance of qualifying for the knockouts i mean egypt's is probably their toughest assignment in that group um so look who knows man who knows football's like i said and when we were talking to bill and um old defrizi yeah last week is that what you call him defrizi yeah that's quite a good nickname actually Mr De Friese we're on football's on a bit of a heater at the moment like you saw the crowd last night people are into it we've got a couple of professional teams people you know players becoming household names through Auckland FC and Phoenix who's the bro that you were just speaking about who I said had a molestered my bit you said is quite good who is quite good by the way
Wade.
Because they were double teaming him in that first game. I think for the first time, look at me like that, Joe. They were double teaming him in the first game.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What did the All Whites' 4-1 victory over Chile signify for New Zealand football?
0:00–0:19
2
How did Canterbury win the Plunket Shield against Otago?
0:19–0:28
3
What are the implications of the Black Caps' squad announcement for the tour to Bangladesh?
0:28–0:39
4
What is the latest injury news affecting Crusaders and All Blacks fans?
0:39–0:44
5
How is William Warbrick's relationship with the Wahs being received?
0:44–0:53
6
What feedback did listeners provide in the 'Yours Please' segment?
0:53–1:18
7
How did the hosts address the recent Plunket Shield faux pas?
1:18–1:58
8
What are the future plans for the podcast and upcoming events?
1:58–56:54